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n8n-nodes-vibetrack

v0.0.4

Published

vibetrack.com n8n node

Downloads

500

Readme

n8n-nodes-vibetrack

n8n Community Node Version License

An n8n community node for the Vibetrack public API — read your projects and conversion events directly from your workflows.


What is n8n?

n8n is a workflow automation tool that connects apps and APIs (Vibetrack, CRMs, Slack, databases, webhooks, …) so processes run automatically instead of by hand.


Overview

Vibetrack is a conversion and ad-tracking platform. This node wraps its public API-key endpoints so you can:

  • List all projects your API key has access to (id, name, plan type, domain, createdAt)
  • List all conversion events defined for a given project (id, name)

The public Vibetrack API is intentionally small — this node matches it 1:1. Authentication is a single API key, nothing else.


Operations

Resource: Project

| Operation | Description | | ---------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | Get Many | Lists all projects accessible via the API key |

Resource: Conversion Event

| Operation | Description | | ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | Get Many | Lists all conversion events defined for a given project |

The Project dropdown on "Get Many Conversion Events" is populated automatically, so you can pick a project by name instead of pasting its ID.


Installation

Requirements

  • n8n 2.0.0 or higher
  • A Vibetrack account with an API key (create one in your Vibetrack workspace settings)

Install via Community Nodes

  1. In n8n, open Settings → Community Nodes
  2. Click Install
  3. Enter one of the package names below
  4. Restart n8n — the Vibetrack node will appear in the node panel

Option 1 – Scoped (recommended)

@rjsebening/n8n-nodes-vibetrack

Option 2 – Unscoped

n8n-nodes-vibetrack

Credentials

Create a new credential of type Vibetrack API:

| Field | Value | | ------------ | -------------------------------------------- | | API Base URL | https://app.vibetrack.com (default) | | API Key | Your personal Vibetrack API key |

n8n injects the API key automatically on every call. On save, the credential is verified against the Vibetrack API.


Example: fetch all conversion events of a project

  1. Add a Vibetrack node
  2. Select Resource Project, Operation Get Many → you get the list of projects
  3. Add another Vibetrack node, Resource Conversion Event, Operation Get Many
  4. Pick the project from the dropdown (or wire the ID from the previous node via an expression)
  5. Execute — you receive an array like [{ id, name }, …]

About the author

Built by Rezk Jörg Sebening — n8n, API and automation work for the DACH region. Follow on GitHub for more community nodes.


Disclaimer

This is an unofficial community node. It is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by Vibetrack. It only provides an interface to the publicly available Vibetrack API under Vibetrack's terms of use.

  • Maintained by the community
  • For issues with the Vibetrack API itself, please contact Vibetrack directly
  • All Vibetrack trademarks and logos belong to Vibetrack